keslerm
(Morgan Kesler)
1
1. The problem I’m having:
I am trying to figure out how to log requests that match a certain named matcher to a specific log file.
I have a named matcher with a bunch of IP Address matches called @blocked that have a matching
reverse_proxy @blocked http://some-special-ip
Is it possible to write those requests to their own log file?
This is the snippet I have configured
(blocked) {
@blocked {
client_ip 47.76.0.0/14 47.80.0.0/13 47.74.0.0/15
}
reverse_proxy @blocked http://some-special-ip
}
It’s hard to figure out just from the documentation.
(blocked) {
log blocked_log {
output file ./blocked.log
no_hostname
}
@blocked {
client_ip 47.76.0.0/14 47.80.0.0/13 47.74.0.0/15
}
handle @blocked {
reverse_proxy http://some-special-ip
log_name blocked_log
}
}
You can also put the following somewhere else than inside (blocked)
:
log blocked_log {
output file ./blocked.log
no_hostname
}
Take a look at no_hostname
and log_name
.
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keslerm
(Morgan Kesler)
3
Excellent thank you, did not realize I could use handle like that!
system
(system)
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